Sentence examples for broadly does not from inspiring English sources

"Major changes have occurred since the crisis which have improved behaviour in firms, but public opinion broadly does not recognise these developments and tends to think that nothing has changed.

Combined, the letters muddy Ryan's claim that the stimulus wasn't helpful and that government spending, more broadly, doesn't assist small businesses.

Wall Street more broadly doesn't have any outsized affection for Clinton, but a relative handful of donors who work in the industry have invested heavily in her.

Broadly, irreversibility does not necessarily mean the enzymatic activity never restores, only that the enzyme gets disfunctioned over an extended period of time.

Even if healing and the like are interpreted broadly, medicine does not seem to have such precise boundaries to many other writers.

"Broadly speaking, Britain does not have the sort of problem the US has.

So whether seen in terms of Labour voters or more broadly, it simply does not look good for Miliband.

This approach is broadly applicable and does not alter the water content or the intrinsic chemistry of the hydrogels.

Although this understanding can be broadly used it does not guide and explain what a cloud-native application exactly is.

While the latest decision by Facebook has been broadly welcomed, it does not address all the problems the company is facing around electoral ads.

The Mayan indigenous population in Guatemala, while broadly socially vulnerable, does not appear to be at elevated risk for HIV based on this analysis of selected risk factors.